Carris John Bible is seeking employment and has experience working in residential care facilities and volunteering with youth. He has a bachelor's degree in criminal justice from UW-Eau Claire and has worked as a certified living assistant, security officer, and crisis float. His duties have included assisting clients with daily tasks, administering medications, maintaining safety, and dealing with unstable client behaviors. He is trained in CPI, BIB, CPR, first aid, and self-defense.

1. Name: Carris John Bible
DOB: 2/19/1991
Address: 323 2nd Ave Eau Claire, WI 54703
Email: Biblecj@uwec.edu
Phone: 715-338-1364
Available for employment: July 2016
Experiences:
Aurora Residential Alternatives
Location: (based in Menomonee WI) Altoona WI
Supervisors:( House 83) Brandon- 715-563-1295 (House 98) Josh- 715-338-4826
Duration: 05/16/2012- 05/14/2016
Position: CLA (certified living assistant)
Duties: Help clients with daily tasks, support life habits and assure clients and staff
safety. Make sure clients maintain a healthy diet, personal hygiene and keep house
clean. Administer medications to clients and if needed check and maintain clients
BGL. Staff also takes clients on outings and activities. I work with clients that have
high behavioral incidents that require special training and documenting.
Country & Rock Fest
Location: Cadott WI
Supervisor: Emily Buchanan (715)-214-5482
Duration: 6/24/14-7/20/15
Position: Security
Duties: Meet at dispatch to get assigned to sections of campgrounds to patrol. During
patrols we are assigned to make sure all rules of the grounds are upheld. We are also
there to help with any questions campers have and help them communicate with other
services needed. Security also is in charge of securing backstage, at gates and in
concert grounds to assure that those there have their credentials.
Stepping Stones for Living
Location: 5270 Miller Trunk Hwy. Hermantown MN, 55811
Supervisor (Crisis Lead): Chris Wendt (office number) 218-727-7450
Duration: 12/2010-8/2011
Position: Crisis Float
Duties: Dealt more specifically with behaviors of clients. Travel to sections of houses
assigned to me by the supervisor; go house to house making sure the staffs are doing
their duties as an employee, making sure house tasks are being done, make sure
protocols are being followed, and clients are safe. If clients are having unstable
behaviors a staff will call the crisis float to come to the location to assist and aid the
situation and assure safety for that client and the safety of everyone in the house. As a
crisis float I also document everything that I do for each day working. Crisis float will
also cover staff-client ratio when needed, and will bring clients to appointments and
client activities.

2. Arrowhead Juvenile Center
Location: Duluth MN
Volunteered 40 hours (for a class) from 1/2011-4/2011
Involvement: Worked with juveniles on schoolwork and other mentoring.
Lake Hallie Park Youth Baseball
Location: Lake Hallie WI
Volunteered from April-July 2015 (continuing this coming spring)
Involvement: Coached a team of 10 to 12 years olds, taught basic peewee baseball skills,
including in-field, out-field, batting, baseball etiquette and sportsmanship.
Education:
University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice
Studied aboard in China (May 23-June 13, 2016): Cultural immersion, international
business and globalization
University of Minnesota-Duluth 2010-2011 (Ran track and played football for the
University and was a part of the 2010 national champion team)
Bemidji State University 2009-2010 (Ran track and played football for the University)
Somerset High School graduate
Somerset, WI
Trainings:
CPI, BIB, CPR, First Aid, Med Certified and Self-defense training
Valid Driver’s License (renewed December 2015 through Aurora)